Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1989 Upper Deck Rookie Card #1 Seattle Mariners PSA 9 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 PSA/DNA #68018565 Olympics scratches and chips

Name: Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1989 Upper Deck Rookie Card #1 Seattle Mariners PSA 9 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 PSA/DNA #68018565 Olympics scratches and chips
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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1989 Upper Deck Rookie Card #1 Seattle Mariners PSA 9 Auto Grade Near Mint/Mint 8 PSA/DNA #68018565 Olympics scratches and chips

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Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed 1989 Upper Deck Rookie Card #1 Seattle Mariners PSA 9 Auto Grade Near Mint Mint 8 PSA DNA #68018565 Olympics scratches and chips scratches and chips This is an Official Baseball that has been hand signed by 27 Members of the 1950 Spring Training This is a 1989 Upper Deck Rookie Card #1 that has been hand signed by Ken Griffey Jr The condition of this card was graded a Mint 9 by PSA

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